This webinar will review how ESMI clinics can partner with crisis services and discuss best practices for addressing crises that emerge in ESMI care.

Candlelight vigil in observance of World Suicide Prevention Day

Hosted by Torrington Area Health District and McCall Behavioral Health Network

This virtual event will explore the risk factors for school avoidance and identify strategies to help students, families and educators.

The purpose of this training is to examine suicide, its risk factors, and clinical practice within the context of individuals with gambling disorder.

This event is hosted by the New England HIDTA in partnership with ADAPT, the Child and Adolescent Health Measurement Initiative, and New England Prevention Technology Transfer Center.

This event is hosted by the New England HIDTA in partnership with ADAPT, the Child and Adolescent Health Measurement Initiative, and New England Prevention Technology Transfer Center.

This workshop will provide a comprehensive overview of the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) Problem Gambling Services (PGS), highlighting its programs, initiatives, and funding sources.

Join the CT Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services and The Connecticut Women’s Consortium for an exploration of the foundations and the future of trauma-informed care.

Explore the powerful and proven intersection of student well-being, family engagement and student support systems.

Details coming soon!

Recovery Walks! is CCAR's National Recovery Month Celebration. Individuals in recovery, allies, friends, families, and anyone else is encouraged to attend.

This free program is open to the public and will explore how loss is part of human life while providing attendees with practical strategies for living well despite grief.

This in-depth professional development workshop is designed for professionals, and will enhance the participants' knowledge and skills in supporting those experiencing grief and loss. The workshop is anchored in Dr. Wolfelt's companioning model of grief care, which emphasizes the distinction between caring versus curing. This workshop offers professional-level training. Mental health practitioners can earn 5 Continuing Education Credits (CECs) approved by the NASW.